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Re: Budweiser's Superbowl commercial might get people talking even more...
« Reply #60 on: February 06, 2017, 07:14:03 PM »
I did.

You might have noticed I also bumped the "racism" thread above to address the issue.  It's getting very comfortable for some to throw slurs.

WTF did I miss? I was lucky enough to be on aufagsfamily.com board when the salivating CTT penith drill press image was posted  (circa '09 '10 or '11),  :classic: but seemed to have missed shit here. WTF?

Aaaand now Trump supporters are boycotting Budweiser, SMH. Fuckin snowflakes.

How dare they create a commercial 8 months ago telling the truth about who created this beer that I'm knocking back and airing it during the Super Bowl...fuck 'at shit, I'mma go back to drinkin my natty light.

Hey now. My grandmother's maiden name was Busch. I'm of immigrant decent, but a Trump supporter. So, what does that make me? Chopped Liver?

Clearly, all of you guys are uneducated. There are no races.
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Re: Budweiser's Superbowl commercial might get people talking even more...
« Reply #61 on: February 06, 2017, 07:37:24 PM »
Another Superbowl commercial (2nd half of this commercial wasn't shown)...



Screw that wood commercial

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« Reply #62 on: February 06, 2017, 07:42:55 PM »
WTF did I miss? I was lucky enough to be on aufagsfamily.com board when the salivating CTT penith drill press image was posted  (circa '09 '10 or '11),  :classic: but seemed to have missed shit here. WTF?

Hey now. My grandmother's maiden name was Busch. I'm of immigrant decent, but a Trump supporter. So, what does that make me? Chopped Liver?

Clearly, all of you guys are uneducated. There are no races.
Again, it's the "poorly educated that Trump loves" that are protesting the Aneheuser-Busch company because they showed that the company was started by LEGAL immigrants.

But to be on the safe side, better watch out...Kaos is sharpening up his pitchfork and lighting his torch.
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« Reply #63 on: February 06, 2017, 08:58:50 PM »
Just so we're clear...

The people calling everyone "snowflakes" have been deeply offended by a Broadway show, a coffee shop, Saturday Night Live, a Star Wars movie, a beer commercial, & a lumber commercial.
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« Reply #64 on: February 06, 2017, 09:47:17 PM »
Just so we're clear...

The people calling everyone "snowflakes" have been deeply offended by a Broadway show, a coffee shop, Saturday Night Live, a Star Wars movie, a beer commercial, & a lumber commercial.

Offended is too strong a word for me. Humored is more to liking.
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« Reply #65 on: February 07, 2017, 08:51:17 AM »
Just so we're clear...

The people calling everyone "snowflakes" have been deeply offended by a Broadway show, a coffee shop, Saturday Night Live, a Star Wars movie, a beer commercial, & a lumber commercial.

And yet no one has been hurt, no fires have been started, and no rioting has been done.
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« Reply #66 on: February 07, 2017, 09:08:50 AM »
Just so we're clear...

The people calling everyone "snowflakes" have been deeply offended by a Broadway show, a coffee shop, Saturday Night Live, a Star Wars movie, a beer commercial, & a lumber commercial.

I haven't been offended by any of those things, but I don't call them snowflakes, either. They are more like fucking pussies.
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Re: Budweiser's Superbowl commercial might get people talking even more...
« Reply #67 on: February 07, 2017, 09:21:43 AM »
Just so we're clear...

The people calling everyone "snowflakes" have been deeply offended by a Broadway show, a coffee shop, Saturday Night Live, a Star Wars movie, a beer commercial, & a lumber commercial.
I'm posting here less and less because politics have always been tribal, but it's off the charts now. There's no nuance, no rational discussion, no ceding middle ground.

This forum is a microcosm of that. Kaos twists and spins to defend anything and everything Trump and/or his supporters do. Prowler twists and spins to demonize everything they do.

In a sane world, we could discuss why getting your panties in a twist over the Budweiser commercial about the legal immigrants who founded Anheuser Busch is stupid and way overblown, but that the criticism of the 84 Lumber is reasonable. Critics of this one may have been heard out had they not blown their wad on the innocuous Budweiser commercial.

At the same time, Prowler is knee-jerk defending the 84 Lumber commercial and then posting this out of the other side of his mouth:
Again, it's the "poorly educated that Trump loves" that are protesting the Aneheuser-Busch company because they showed that the company was started by LEGAL immigrants.

So is the distinction that the Budweiser commercial was about LEGAL immigrants and if so why is the 84 Lumber commercial ok for advocating for ILLEGAL immigrants?
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« Reply #68 on: February 07, 2017, 09:28:51 AM »
I'm posting here less and less ...

And you atheists say there is no God. 
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« Reply #69 on: February 07, 2017, 10:05:41 AM »
I'm posting here less and less because politics have always been tribal, but it's off the charts now. There's no nuance, no rational discussion, no ceding middle ground.

This forum is a microcosm of that. Kaos twists and spins to defend anything and everything Trump and/or his supporters do. Prowler twists and spins to demonize everything they do.

In a sane world, we could discuss why getting your panties in a twist over the Budweiser commercial about the legal immigrants who founded Anheuser Busch is stupid and way overblown, but that the criticism of the 84 Lumber is reasonable. Critics of this one may have been heard out had they not blown their wad on the innocuous Budweiser commercial.

At the same time, Prowler is knee-jerk defending the 84 Lumber commercial and then posting this out of the other side of his mouth:
So is the distinction that the Budweiser commercial was about LEGAL immigrants and if so why is the 84 Lumber commercial ok for advocating for ILLEGAL immigrants?

See you should post more, I agree with all of this.
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« Reply #70 on: February 07, 2017, 10:17:30 AM »
See you should post more, I agree with all of this.

I want to have a Budweiser with you, cowboy.
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« Reply #71 on: February 07, 2017, 11:29:47 AM »
I object to the characterization that all I'm doing is twisting to defend PRESIDENT Trump.

What support I have for Trump was really forged here by the screaming and shrieking nancys who displayed such arrogance and condescension in regard to a candidate I recognized early on had the requsite combination of factors to slay the hilldebeest.  I would not be nearly as strongly in support of the man or his policies had I not witnessed a mini meltdown here. The same insulting, whining, bitching hysteria that gripped the nation from a bunch of wrong-headed bleeding hearts was on display here. It entrenched me.

I rarely agree with Stephen A. but I heard him today say something that was salient. He said if you're going to protest you have a responsibility to know why. You can't just say "Trump is a racist." You should know specifically what he said and in what context otherwise you have no opinion.  You are not informed.

I give chiz credit for at least trying to have a reason.  He's wrong and his reasons are hysterical-woman false,  but he does try.  Others? Ha!  It is to laugh. And I often do
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« Reply #72 on: February 07, 2017, 11:51:14 AM »
I object to the characterization that all I'm doing is twisting to defend PRESIDENT Trump.

What support I have for Trump was really forged here by the screaming and shrieking nancys who displayed such arrogance and condescension in regard to a candidate I recognized early on had the requsite combination of factors to slay the hilldebeest.  I would not be nearly as strongly in support of the man or his policies had I not witnessed a mini meltdown here. The same insulting, whining, bitching hysteria that gripped the nation from a bunch of wrong-headed bleeding hearts was on display here. It entrenched me.

I rarely agree with Stephen A. but I heard him today say something that was salient. He said if you're going to protest you have a responsibility to know why. You can't just say "Trump is a racist." You should know specifically what he said and in what context otherwise you have no opinion.  You are not informed.

I give chiz credit for at least trying to have a reason.  He's wrong and his reasons are hysterical-woman false,  but he does try.  Others? Ha!  It is to laugh. And I often do
For example, what do you think about Trump tweeting about the "so called" judge who ruled to overturn the travel ban? You know, the co-equal judicial branch. I know your opinion before you say it. "TRUMP IS RIGHT FUCK THAT JUDGE! HE'S THE PRESIDENT!! GET OVER IT!! FUCK CHECKS & BALANCES!!!".

I also know for a fact you would have (and did have) 100% opposite opinion of Obama even mildly SUGGESTING that the executive branch has some special power over either of the other two, let alone actively slandering and discrediting them.

Or your opinion of Trump responding to O'Reilley's question about Putin being a killer with basically "America sucks too" and essentially insinuating 1) that there's no such thing as American exceptionalism, and 2) That our government KILLS dissenters.

Once again, before you post anything, I KNOW that you think that's high-five worthy and "tellin' it like it is" and it's tough love or some such bullshit, and that "HE DIDN'T SAY THOSE THINGS, YOU'RE READING INTO STUFF THAT'S NOT THERE" and refusing to acknowledge the context of the question being asked of him. And I also KNOW that had Obama said MUCH LESS about a foreign leader with a human rights record like Putin's, you would be pants-shitting livid.

It's a combination of being so predictable, so hypocritical, and so manufactured and intellectually dishonest, I don't even enjoy discussing it anymore.
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Re: Budweiser's Superbowl commercial might get people talking even more...
« Reply #73 on: February 07, 2017, 11:54:42 AM »
I'm posting here less and less because politics have always been tribal, but it's off the charts now. There's no nuance, no rational discussion, no ceding middle ground.

This forum is a microcosm of that. Kaos twists and spins to defend anything and everything Trump and/or his supporters do. Prowler twists and spins to demonize everything they do.

In a sane world, we could discuss why getting your panties in a twist over the Budweiser commercial about the legal immigrants who founded Anheuser Busch is stupid and way overblown, but that the criticism of the 84 Lumber is reasonable. Critics of this one may have been heard out had they not blown their wad on the innocuous Budweiser commercial.

At the same time, Prowler is knee-jerk defending the 84 Lumber commercial and then posting this out of the other side of his mouth:
So is the distinction that the Budweiser commercial was about LEGAL immigrants and if so why is the 84 Lumber commercial ok for advocating for ILLEGAL immigrants?
Regardless of the reasons, I totally support your posting less. Whatever I can do to help, count me in.
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« Reply #74 on: February 07, 2017, 12:22:21 PM »
For example, what do you think about Trump tweeting about the "so called" judge who ruled to overturn the travel ban? You know, the co-equal judicial branch. I know your opinion before you say it. "TRUMP IS RIGHT FUCK THAT JUDGE! HE'S THE PRESIDENT!! GET OVER IT!! FUCK CHECKS & BALANCES!!!".

I also know for a fact you would have (and did have) 100% opposite opinion of Obama even mildly SUGGESTING that the executive branch has some special power over either of the other two, let alone actively slandering and discrediting them.

Or your opinion of Trump responding to O'Reilley's question about Putin being a killer with basically "America sucks too" and essentially insinuating 1) that there's no such thing as American exceptionalism, and 2) That our government KILLS dissenters.

Once again, before you post anything, I KNOW that you think that's high-five worthy and "tellin' it like it is" and it's tough love or some such bullshit, and that "HE DIDN'T SAY THOSE THINGS, YOU'RE READING INTO STUFF THAT'S NOT THERE" and refusing to acknowledge the context of the question being asked of him. And I also KNOW that had Obama said MUCH LESS about a foreign leader with a human rights record like Putin's, you would be pants-shitting livid.

It's a combination of being so predictable, so hypocritical, and so manufactured and intellectually dishonest, I don't even enjoy discussing it anymore.

Your biggest problem -- as evidenced here -- is that you've already formed MY opinion.  Compounding the issue is that you're so blindly and confidently assured that your opinion is the only one that's sane and logical that you rarely hear anything over your own shrieking.

I've reached the point that I'm more inclined to support whatever Trump does or says because I find people who oppose him to be so unpalatable.  That opposition includes Chuck Bawling Schumer, Nancy Pelosi, most of the film and recording industry, the Bernie Sanders idiots, and, yes, most of the third-party quixotes. 

Obama's Islamic "vision" for my country was a million percent wrong. I don't like everything Trump's said or done but I'm much more closely aligned with his decisions than I ever was Obama.  I don't appreciate the unabashed media assault on him - including SNL which can go fuck itself forever - particularly when they treated that fuckwad Obama and the slouching beast Hillary with such deference.

Trump is doing exactly what he said he was going to do. I don't know why anyone is surprised.  This is exactly why he was elected by everything but the illegal voters in california. Media bias and rainbow judges aside? There is VAST ground support for his moves so far.

To answer your question? I'm willing to accept the angry tweets in pursuit of a staunchly pro American, pro defense and pro diplomatic positioning stance.  I appreciate his honesty. It's something that's been lacking for a long time.
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« Reply #75 on: February 07, 2017, 02:10:19 PM »
I've reached the point that I'm more inclined to support whatever Trump does or says because I find people who oppose him to be so unpalatable.

To answer your question? I'm willing to accept the angry tweets in pursuit of a staunchly pro American, pro defense and pro diplomatic positioning stance.  I appreciate his honesty. It's something that's been lacking for a long time.
So these are the closest you've come to answering the question. So shitting on the system of checks and balances is cool. Not sure how saying America is no better than Putin for killing off dissenters is "staunchly pro American" at all. But ok.

Here's another great one from today. Laughing at "destroying the career" of a state senator for advocating for due process before the government steals your property.
https://twitter.com/SteveKopack/status/829007910277636097

I won't presuppose your position on this this time. Surprise me. What do you think of this.
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« Reply #76 on: February 07, 2017, 02:13:50 PM »
So now its checks and balances. Before it was just beer and nuts...It was all good when your lord and savior barack hussein obama was calling he shots...

Funny how that is...
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Re: Budweiser's Superbowl commercial might get people talking even more...
« Reply #77 on: February 07, 2017, 02:22:18 PM »
So these are the closest you've come to answering the question. So shitting on the system of checks and balances is cool. Not sure how saying America is no better than Putin for killing off dissenters is "staunchly pro American" at all. But ok.

Here's another great one from today. Laughing at "destroying the career" of a state senator for advocating for due process before the government steals your property.
https://twitter.com/SteveKopack/status/829007910277636097

I won't presuppose your position on this this time. Surprise me. What do you think of this.

I'm not sure he's saying shit on the system of checks and balances. But I do think he is saying he doesn't agree with some in that process and their interpretation.

And I'll echo what K and GF said to a degree. I think you bring at least some rationale points to the table. And I think you mean well and good. More than I can say for someone else on this board.

Objectively speaking I like a lot of the same things K has pointed out about the Donald. I like the candidness. I like that he's doing what he said. I like that he isn't afraid to tackle many of these things head on. I like that he is very pro America. I like that he feels like a real commander In chief. And that he is a huge supporter of law enforcement.

On the other side of the coin I do think there are a couple of things that maybe needed a little work. He's not perfect and no president is so I'm probably picking knits but just my take:

I do wish he would get off Twitter more. Nothing illegal or deal breaking but just my personal presence.

On the EO for refugees , the green card piece could have maybe been flushed out better.

On taxes - no mention of this yet. And it may be on his agenda for next month. But it's one thing I don't want to fall by the wayside.

On Russia - I know exactly what he meant by the statement. But that was a horrible way to phrase it. Our govt and cia has been in bed with these people and much worse through the years. We've even had some of our own that were horrible people. But ya gotta word it better than that. This is Russia - can't make a semantic goof like that. My guess is that trump is posturing here to turn them against Iran and also use them against Isis.
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« Reply #78 on: February 07, 2017, 02:24:25 PM »
So now its checks and balances. Before it was just beer and nuts...It was all good when your lord and savior barack hussein obama was calling he shots...

Funny how that is...
Link plz?

You keep forgetting that I actually have principles and am consistent on them no matter if there's a little (R) or (D) after their name. I understand that this confuses you.
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« Reply #79 on: February 07, 2017, 02:42:14 PM »
Link plz?

You keep forgetting that I actually have principles and am consistent on them no matter if there's a little (R) or (D) after their name. I understand that this confuses you.

It's just his personal presence that you flush out your rationale thoughts better.
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